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Junior FIS

A FIS season, in Spain and Europe

For athletes with a FIS licence who want to race abroad, improve their ranking and train on real skicross courses, within a team that takes care of everything else.

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For FIS racers ready to step up internationally

We are looking for athletes who want to race internationally, earn FIS points, gain experience on European courses and build solid technical foundations in skicross. It doesn't matter which club or country you come from.

The group brings together two profiles:

  • Juniors. Athletes aged 16 to 20, under FIS rules. For the 2026/27 season, born between 2006 and 2010.
  • FIS. Any athlete aged 16 and over (born in 2010 or earlier) who wants to try international racing.

Ages under the FIS rules (ICR 2013.7) for the 2026/27 season.

A year of work, from June to May

The season is organised into five linked blocks. Each one has a specific purpose.

  1. 01 June to December Fitness base and planning Strength and conditioning, team building, equipment review and each athlete's goals. Strength and conditioning continues throughout the season.
  2. 02 30 days Training block in Cerler Habits, team dynamics, technical foundations and fine-tuning before racing.
  3. 03 20 days Training in Europe Real skicross courses: starts, jumps, banked turns, lines and overtaking, with video analysis.
  4. 04 6-8 races FIS racing Each race with four days of training beforehand and two days of racing.
  5. 05 April and May Review Review of results, individual progress and the plan for the next season.

Before competing as a team, you have to build the team.

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2026/27 calendar

Skicross is the priority. The speed blocks are there to build technique at high speed.

Training

Weekends in Cerler

From December to March we train in Cerler every weekend, except when we are racing away. From late January, Friday to Sunday.

Before each race

Two to four days of training at the race venue, to get to know the slope before racing.

Day by day

November – December 2026

November 2026

December 2026

  • Nov 21 – 29 Pitztal Skicross training · FIS race · Junior FIS race
  • 5–6, 12–13, 19–20, 26–30 Dec Cerler Training in Cerler

We don't have the official calendar for every race yet: new events may be added and the dates of those marked as provisional or in planning may change.

* Junior or FIS athletes who earn the points for the Europa Cup during the season may race some of them: we'll decide together. See the Europa Cup team calendar.

What each athlete gets

Training

  • A qualified coaching staff of coaches and a ski technician.
  • A year-round work structure within the FIS calendar.
  • Strength and conditioning twelve months a year.
  • Training blocks on European courses.
  • Work on starts, lines and tactics.
  • Video analysis.

Racing

  • An international racing calendar.
  • Coaching support in training and at races.
  • Help reading each course.
  • Individual progress tracking.

Support

  • Travel logistics.
  • Accommodation and meals.
  • Equipment preparation and maintenance with a ski technician.
  • Licences and insurance.
  • Team life and living together.

Six places

6 places

The 2026/27 FIS team has six places.

  1. 01 You send your application with your year of birth, your club and your FIS points.
  2. 02 We talk to you, and to your family if you're under 18.
  3. 03 We send you the conditions and the calendar.
  4. 04 You confirm your place.

The season conditions are sent to each athlete after they apply.

Can't do the whole season? The camps are open to athletes from any club.

See the camps

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